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August 2024 |Mahjubah Magazine33or egoism. What distinguishes it from the other two patterns? The answer lies in the concept of %u201csocial duty,%u201d which defines the identity of the third model under Divine Will as a lifestyle focused on fulfilling social responsibilities beyond individual duty. To clarify this concept, we must start with the basics. According to Islamic beliefs, humans are inherently social beings and are created with a need for interaction with others. Without being part of a community and engaging with fellow human beings, individuals cannot pursue a path of excellence and fulfillment. In Islam, as well as other divine religions, society holds intrinsic importance and does not possess value or originality in isolation. Divine religions address every single human being, and the development and guidance of individuals within society are significant in Islam and other divine religions. Society is considered an integral part because it serves as a tool for personal growth, making it desirable.Essentially, if individual lives could thrive without their social presence, society would lose its relevance. Therefore, since comprehensive growth and excellence can only be attained within society through interactions with others, Islam emphasizes the construction of an ideal and healthy community to facilitate individual growth within this environment. This explains why most rules and teachings in Islam revolve around social aspects.What do famous world thinkers say about Imam Hussain(AS)? Mahatma Gandhi (Leader of India%u2019s Independence):%u201cI have carefully read the life of Imam Hussain, the great martyr of Islam, and have paid close attention to the events of Karbala. It has become clear to me that if India wants to be a successful country, it must follow the example of Imam Hussain.%u201d Muhammad Ali Jinnah (Founder of Pakistan):%u201cThere is no greater example of bravery and sacrifice than that shown by Imam Hussain. In my opinion, all Muslims should follow the example of this martyr who sacrificed himself in the land of Iraq.%u201d Charles Dickens (Famous English Author):%u201cIf Imam Hussain%u2019s intention was to fight for worldly desires, I do not understand why his sisters, wives, and children were with him. Therefore, it is reasonable to conclude that he made his sacrifice solely for Islam.%u201d Thomas Carlyle (English Philosopher and Historian):%u201cThe best lesson we learn from the tragedy of Karbala is that Hussain and his companions had unwavering faith in God. Their actions demonstrated that numerical superiority does not matter when right confronts wrong, and Hussain%u2019s victory, despite being in the minority, astonishes me.%u201d Edward Browne (Renowned English Orientalist):%u201cIs there a heart that is not touched with sorrow and pain when hearing about Karbala? Even non-Muslims cannot deny the purity of the spirit that took place under its banner in this Islamic battle.%u201dSpecialized Social Portalhttps://ejtemaey.ir/fa/node/305